New Evolution Video

Somewhere in your city right now, a lab specimen is racing against a clock that doesn’t stop for traffic. MedSpeed built a company around getting it there anyway.

We didn’t want a video about vans and routes. We wanted the people who show up at 4 a.m. because a delayed delivery isn’t just a late package, it’s a delayed diagnosis for someone waiting on an answer. So that’s what we shot: the drivers, the dispatch teams, the culture of urgency that never looks like panic because they’ve built the systems to make sure it doesn’t have to.

That’s the story behind the brand, told by the people living it every day.

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New Evolution Video produced a masterclass video suite for Lewis Brisbois, shot on location in a working courtroom. The series covers key legal topics presented by their attorneys, designed for business development and thought leadership.

VFX (visual effects) is a type of production that blends animation and motion graphics to create compelling visuals over a production. Alternatively, they can be used to create a whole video.

With the rise of AI tools that can create these, the market has been suffering and those that have dedicated their life to the art of VFX often find themselves struggling today to make it.

But there is a light at the end of the tunnel for this type of work - often AI doesn't get these correct or there is still alot of manual correction that needs to be done.

What has your experience been with VFX?

We got to bring Supermouth's new Super Chocolate flavor to life and yes, that's a real "wait, my toothpaste tastes like that?" reaction, not acting notes.

Same trusted formula (hydroxyapatite, prebiotics, the works), now in a flavor that makes brushing time a lot less of a negotiation. Dentist-approved, kid-approved, mom visibly relieved.

Bright set, brighter cast, even brighter smiles by the end of the shoot.